light Citroen C4 2014.5 2.G Repair Manual

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* The kerb weight is equal to the unladen weight + driver (75 kg).
* *   T he   weight   of   the   braked   trailer   can   be   increased,   within   the   GTW   limit,   if   the   GV W   of   the   towing   vehicle   is   reduced   by   an   equal   amount.   Warning:  
t

owing   using   a   lightly   loaded   towing   vehicle   may   have   an   adverse   effect   on   its   road   holding.
Diesel weights and towed loads (in kg)
The GTW and towed load values indicated are valid up to a maximum altitude of 1 000 metres; the towed load mentioned must be reduced by 10 % for each   additional   1   000   metres   of   altitude.
When
  towing,   the   maximum   authorised   speed   is   reduced   (comply   with   the   legislation   in   force   in   your   country).
High
  ambient   temperatures   may   result   in   a   reduction   in   the   per formance   of   the   vehicle   to   protect   the   engine;   if   the   ambient   temperature   is   above   37   °C,  
l

imit   the   towed   load.
Diesel engine
HDi 90HDi 90 FAP BlueHDi 100 e-HDi 115
Gearbox Manual

(5 - speed) Manual

(5 - speed) Manual

(5 -speed) Manual

(6- speed)
Model code:
NC... 9HJC

9HJC/1 9HP0BHY6
BHY6/1 BHY6/2S 9HD8/S

9HD8/1S 9HD8/2S
-  
U
nladen   weight
1   248
1   205
1   200
1   205
1   280
1   280
-  
K
erb   weight*
1   323
1   280
1   275
1   280
1   355
1   355
-  
G
ross   vehicle   weight  
(GV W) 1   745
1   790
1   830 1   840
1   820
1   820
-  
G
ross   train   weight   (GTW)  
 
o
n   a   12   %   gradient
2   545 2   890
3   130
3   140
3   120
2   220
-  
B
raked   trailer   (within   GTW   limit)
 o

n   12   %   gradient
800
1   100
1   300 1   300 1   300
400
-  
B
raked   trailer**   (with   load   transfer   within  
the   GTW   limit)
1   050
1   350
1   550
1   550
1   550
600
-  
U
nbraked   trailer
640640 635640 670400
-  
R
ecommended   nose   weight
757575757575
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Technical data

278
* The kerb weight is equal to the unladen weight + driver (75 kg).
* *   T he   weight   of   the   braked   trailer   can   be   increased,   within   the   GTW   limit,   if   the   GV W   of   the   towing   vehicle   is   reduced   by   an   equal   amount.   Warning:  
t

owing   using   a   lightly   loaded   towing   vehicle   may   have   an   adverse   effect   on   its   road   holding.
The
  GTW   and   towed   load   values   indicated   are   valid   up   to   a   maximum   altitude   of   1   000   metres;   the   towed   load   mentioned   must   be   reduced   by   10   %   for  
e

ach   additional   1   000   metres   of   altitude.
When
  towing,   the   maximum   authorised   speed   is   reduced   (comply   with   the   legislation   in   force   in   your   country).
High
  ambient   temperatures   may   result   in   a   reduction   in   the   per formance   of   the   vehicle   to   protect   the   engine;   if   the   ambient   temperature   is   above   37   °C,  
l

imit   the   towed   load.
Diesel engine
e-HDi 115BlueHDi 115
Gearbox ETG6 Electronic

(6- speed) Manual

(6- speed) EAT6 Automatic
(6- speed)
Model code:
NC... 9HD8/1PS
9HD8/2PS BHXM/S
BHXM/1S -/2S BHX T/S
BHX T/1S - /2S
-  
U
nladen   weight
1   205
1   205
1   280
1   300
-  
K
erb   weight*
1   280
1   280
1   355
1   375
-  
G
ross   vehicle   weight  
(GV W) 1   825
1   825
1   860
1   880
-  
G
ross   train   weight   (GTW)
 o

n   12   %   gradient
3   125
2   225
3   160
3   080
-  
B
raked   trailer   (within   GTW   limit)
 o

n   a   12   %   gradient
1   300
4001   300
1   200
-  
B
raked   trailer**   (with   load   transfer   within  
the   GTW   limit)
1   550
600 1   550
1   450
-  
U
nbraked   trailer
635400 675685
-  
R
ecommended   nose   weight
75757575
Technical data

279
* The kerb weight is equal to the unladen weight + driver (75 kg).
* *   T he   weight   of   the   braked   trailer   can   be   increased,   within   the   GTW   limit,   if   the   GV W   of   the   towing   vehicle   is   reduced   by   an   equal   amount.   Warning:  
t

owing   using   a   lightly   loaded   towing   vehicle   may   have   an   adverse   effect   on   its   road   holding.
The
  GTW   and   towed   load   values   indicated   are   valid   up   to   a   maximum   altitude   of   1   000   metres;   the   towed   load   mentioned   must   be   reduced   by   10   %   for  
e

ach   additional   1   000   metres   of   altitude.
When
  towing,   the   maximum   authorised   speed   is   reduced   (comply   with   the   legislation   in   force   in   your   country).
High
  ambient   temperatures   may   result   in   a   reduction   in   the   per formance   of   the   vehicle   to   protect   the   engine;   if   the   ambient   temperature   is   above   37   °C,  
l

imit   the   towed   load.
Diesel engine
BlueHDi 120HDi 150 FAPBlueHDi 150
Gearbox Manual

(6- speed) EAT6 Automatic
(6- speed) Manual

(6- speed) EAT6 Automatic
(6- speed)
Model code:
NC... BHZM/S
BHZM/1S - /2S BHZT/S
BHZ T/1S - /2S RHE8

RHE8/1 AHRM/S
AHRM/1S -/2S
-  
U
nladen   weight
1   280
1   300
1   320
1   360
-  
K
erb   weight*
1   355
1   375
1   395
1   435
-  
G
ross   vehicle   weight  
(GV W) 1   860
1   880
1   885
1   925
-  
G
ross   train   weight   (GTW)
 o

n   a   12%   gradient
3   160
3   080
3   385
3   425
-  
B
raked   trailer   (within   GTW   limit)
 o

n   a   12%   gradient
1   300
1   200
1   500
1   500
-  
B
raked   trailer**   (with   load   transfer   within  
the   GTW   limit)
1   550
1   450
1   750
1   750
-  
U
nbraked   trailer
675685 695 715
-  
R
ecommended   nose   weight
75757575
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Technical data

05
Street names are visible on the map from the 100 m scale.
Configure
Select "
Aspect". Select:
- 
"
"Day" map colour"   to   have   the   map  
always

  in   day   mode.
-  
"
"Night" map colour
"   to   have   the   map  
always

  in   night   mode.
-  
"
Automatic day/night
" to have
the   brightness   of   the   map   adjusted  
automatically

  according   to   the   ambient   light  
level.
 This

  mode   makes   use   of   the   vehicle's  
sunshine

  sensor   or   by   manual   operation   of  
the

  vehicle's   lighting.
Select "Map settings". Press on Navigation
 
to
 
display
 
the
 
primary
 
page

 
then
 
go
 
to
 
the
 
secondary
 
page.
MAP
Then "Confirm" to save the modifications.
326

391
Halogen headlamps .....................................23 9
Hands-free   kit  .............................. 3 42,   343,   371
Hazard
 w

arning
 lam
ps
 .................................. 14

7
Headlamp
 adj

ustment
 .................................. 12

2
Headlamps,
 d

irectional
 ................ 1
22,   123,   238
Headlamp
 w

ash
 ........................................... 12

7
Head
  restraints,   front  
..................................... 93
H

ead   restraints,   rear  
...................................... 95
H

eated
 s
eats
 ...............................
...................93
Heating
 ................

............................... 81,   82,   84
Height
  and   reach   adjustment,  
steering
 w

heel
 ..............................
...............99
Hill start assist
 
.............................................. 18

5
Hooks
 ...............................

.............................112Intelligent T
raction 
C
ontrol .......................................................14
9
Interior
 f

ittings
 ......................................10

0,
 10
1
Interior
  mood  
lighting
 ..............................

..........................131
IS
oFI

X
 ...............
..........................................143
ISOFIX
 m

ountings......................................... 141
Jack
 ........

......................................................230
Jack
  cable  
............................................ 3
06,   368
JACK
  socket  
.........................1
02,   302,   306,   369
Jukebox
  (playing)  
.........................................3

07Labels, i
dentification ....................................2
81
Lamps,
  warning   and  
indicator
 ...............................

...................16 -28
Level,
  AdBlue
® additive .......................... 23,   222
Level,
 
brake
 
fluid  ........................................... 2
12
Level,
 
power
 
steering  
fluid
 ...............

.............................................. 212
Levels
 
and
 
checks  
..............................
..20 9 -214
Lighting
 
bulbs
 

(replacement)
 ...................................... 2

38-246
Lighting
 
control  
stalk
 ..................................................... 11

5 ,
 11
9
Lighting
 
dimmer  
..............................
.... 12-14,   35
Lighting,
 
guide-me   home  
...................... 1
19,   121
Lighting,
 i

nterior
 .................................... 13

0,
 13
1
Loading
 ..............................

.................... 10,   258
Load
 
reduction   mode  
................................... 25

6
Locating
 
your
 
vehicle  
............................... 5
6,   61
Locking
 
from
 
the   inside  
.................................. 65
L

ocking
 
the
 
boot............................................. 72
Long
 
objects,
 
transporting  
............................ 11

0
Low fuel level
 
..............................
.................204
Luggage
 
retaining  
strap
 ............................................................ 111
J
L
Ignition on.....................................................16 5
Indicator   lamps,  
status
 ...............

....................................... 16 -28
Indicators,
 d

irection
 ......................1
47,   238,   240
Inflating
 a

ccessories
 
(

using   the   kit)  
..............................
...............229
Inflating
  tyres  
..............................
........... 10,   282
Inputs
  for   audio  
system
 
................
................102,   302,   306,   369
Installing
 s

peakers
 ...............................
........268
Instrument
  panel  
lighting
 ..............................

...........................35
Instrument
 p

anels
 ...............................
.......12-14
Instrument
  panel   screen  
................... 1
2-14,   186
I
Main beam ....................................115,   238,   241
Maintenance .............................. ....................10
Map
  reading   lamps  
...................................... 13

0
Markings,
 id

entification
 ................................ 2

81
M
H
Keeping children safe ........... 132-146,   154,   156key .......
.....................................................53-64
ke

y, electronic
 ........................................... 59

-63
Key
  in   ignition  
warning
 ...............................

.......................162
Keyless
  Entry   and   Starting  
.......................53

-64
Key
  not   recognised  
...................................... 16

4
Key
  with   remote  
control
 ..................................................... 53

-58
K
.
alphabetical index

394
Under floor storage .......................................11 4
Under-inflation ( detection) ........................... 18
7
Unlocking
 ..............................

................... 53,   59
Unlocking
  from   the   inside  
..............................65
U

pdate   risk   areas  
.......................................... 3

17
Updating
  the   date  
............................... 3
8,   43,   48
Updating
  the   time  
......................... 3
4,   38,   43,   48
UREA
 ...............

..................................... 217,
 21

8
USB
 ........

...................................... 101,   302,   367
U
Vehicle configuration ................................37,   39
Ventilation .............................. ...................79-80
V
Warning lam ps .......................................... 16 -28
Warning   lamp,   SCR   emissions   control  
s

ystem  
................
.......................................... 24
Wash-wipe,
 r

ear
 ...............................
............129
Weights
 ...............

................................. 273,   277
Welcome
  lighting........................................... 121
Window
  controls  
............................................ 75
W

iper   control   stalk  
....................... 1
25,   126,   129
Wiper, rear .................................................... 129
Wipers
 .............................................. 2

7,
 12
5 -129
W
Xenon headlamps ........................................238
X
alphabetical index

2
Multifunction screens1
Touch screen tablet
General operation
Principles
Press the virtual buttons in the touch screen tablet. Each menu is displayed over one or two pages (primary page and secondary page).
For reasons of safety, the driver should only carr y out operations that require close attention, with the vehicle stationary. Some functions are not accessible when driving.
This system gives access to: - menus for adjusting settings for vehicle functions and systems, - audio and display settings menus, - audio system and telephone controls and the display of associated information, - the display of alert messages, - the display of the ambient temperature
(a blue snowflake appears if there is a risk of ice), - the display of the trip computer.
And, depending on equipment, it also allows: - the display of visual parking sensors information, - access to the controls for the navigation system and Internet services, and the display of associated information.
Recommendations
It is necessary to press firmly, particularly for "flick" gestures (scrolling through lists, moving the map...). A light wipe is not enough. The screen does not recognise pressing with more than one finger.
This technology allows use at all temperatures and when wearing gloves. Do not use pointed objects on the touch screen tablet. Do not touch the touch screen tablet with wet hands. Uses a soft clean cloth to clean the touch screen tablet.
Use this button to go to the secondary page.
After a few moments with no action on the secondary page, the primary page is displayed automatically.
Use this button to return to the primary page.
Use this button for access to
additional information and to the settings for certain functions.
Use this button to confirm.
Use this button to quit.

Driving
6
Stop & Start
Operation
Going into engine STOP mode
The "ECO" warning lamp comes on in the instrument panel and the engine goes into standby automatically:
- with a manual gearbox , at speeds below 12 mph (20 km/h), or vehicle stationary with PureTech 130 petrol and BlueHDi 115 and 120 Diesel versions, when you put the gear lever into neutral and release the clutch pedal, - with an electronic gearbox , at a speed below 5 mph (8 km/h), when you press the brake pedal or place the gear lever in position N , - with an automatic gearbox, vehicle stationary, when you press the brake pedal or place the gear lever in position N .
If your vehicle is fitted with the system, a time counter calculates the sum of the periods in STOP
Special cases: STOP mode unavailable
STOP mode is not invoked when: - the vehicle is on a steep slope (up or down), - the driver's door is open, - the driver's seat belt is not fastened, - the vehicle has not exceeded 6 mph (10 km/h) since the last engine start (using the key or the "START/STOP" button), - the electric parking brake is applied or being applied, - the engine is needed to maintain a comfortable temperature in the passenger compartment, - demisting is active, - some special conditions (battery charge, engine temperature, braking assistance, ambient temperature...) where the engine is needed to assure control of a system.
In this case, the "ECO" warning lamp flashes for a few seconds, then goes of f. This operation is perfectly normal.
The Stop & Start system puts the engine temporarily into standby - STOP mode - during stops in the traffic (red lights, traffic jams, or other...). The engine restarts automatically - START mode - as soon as you want to move off. The restart takes place instantly, quickly and silently. Per fect for urban use, the Stop & Start system reduces fuel consumption and exhaust emissions as well as the noise level when stationary.
STOP mode does not affect the functionality of the vehicle, such as braking, power steering, for example. Never refuel with the engine in STOP mode; you must switch off the ignition
with the key or the "START/STOP" button.
With an electronic gearbox, for your comfort during parking manoeuvres, STOP mode is not available for a few seconds after coming out of reverse g e a r.
mode during a journey. It resets itself to zero every time the ignition is switched on with the key or the "START/STOP" button.

.
Audio and Telematics 67
As a safety measure and because it requires sustained attention by the driver, using a smartphone when driving is prohibited. All operations must be done with the vehicle stationary . vehicle stationary . vehicle stationary
The synchronisation of a personal smartphone allows applications on a smartphone that are adapted to the MirrorLinkTM technology to be displayed in the vehicle's screen. The principles and standards are constantly evolving; for information on supported smartphones, go to the CITROËN website for your country.
Select MyCITROËN if present.
Please note: - if your mobile is supported, to make it "MirrorLink TM " compatible, some phone manufacturers nevertheless invite you to first download a dedicated application. - iPhone ® is not supported yet; an ® is not supported yet; an ®
Apple ® application, "CarPlay ® application, "CarPlay ®® ", is being developed.
When connecting a smartphone to
the system, it is recommended that Bluetooth ® be started on the smartphone ® be started on the smartphone ®
Start the application on the smartphone.
Go to the home page to return to the " MirrorLinkTM " display.
During the procedure, a page showing the conditions for use is displayed. Accept to start and end the connection.
a USB cable is connected. The smartphone charges when connected by a USB cable.
Press " MirrorLinkTM " to start the application in the system.
The " Audio source " and " Telephone " functions remain available in the margin of the MirrorLinkTM display.
MirrorLink TM smartphone
connection
Press the end of the lighting control stalk to start voice recognition of your smartphone via the system.
Voice recognition requires a compatible telephone connected to the vehicle by Bluetooth.
Voice recognition
As a safety measure, applications can only be viewed with the vehicle stationary; display is interrupted once the vehicle is moving.
and
From the system, press " Internet " to display the primary page.

.
Audio and Telematics
7

As a safety measure and because it
requires sustained attention by the
driver, using a smartphone when
driving is prohibited.
All operations must be done with the
vehicle stationary
.

The synchronisation of a
smartphone allows applications on a
smartphone that are adapted to the
MirrorLink
TM technology to be displayed
in the vehicle's screen.
As the principles and standards are
constantly evolving, it is recommended
that you update the operating system of
your smartphone.
For the list of eligible smar tphones,
connect to the brand's internet website
in your country.
Please note:


- if your smartphone is supported, to
make it "MirrorLink
TM " compatible,
some phone manufacturers
nevertheless invite you to first
download a dedicated application.

- iPhone
®
is not supported yet; an
Apple ® application, "CarPlay ®
", is
being developed.



When connecting a smartphone to
the system, it is recommended that
Bluetooth
® be started on the smartphone


Start the application on the
smartphone (optional, depending
on the smartphone and operating
system).
Access to the different audio sources remains
accessible in the margin of the MirrorLink
TM
display, using touch buttons in the upper bar.
Access to the menus for the system is possible
at any time using the dedicated buttons

If the smartphone is locked,
communication with the system is only
by USB cable.
During the procedure, several screen
pages relating to certain functions
are displayed.
Accept to start and end the
connection.

Connect a USB cable. The
smartphone charges when
connected by a USB cable.

Press " MirrorLink

TM
" to start
the application in the system.
Once connection is established, an
" Applications
" page is displayed with the
list of applications already downloaded to
your smartphone and adapted to MirrorLink
TM
technology.
If only one application has been downloaded to
the smartphone, it starts automatically.



MirrorLink TM
smartphone
connection

Press the end of the lighting control stalk to
start voice recognition of your smartphone via
the system.
Voice recognition requires a compatible
smartphone connected to the vehicle by
Bluetooth.








Voice recognition


As a safety measure, applications
can only be viewed with the vehicle
stationary; display is interrupted once
the vehicle is moving.
From the system, press " Connected
services
" to display the primary
page.